🚀 Getting Started
Connect your computer (Fuse Link + Kimi browser)
One paste in Terminal connects FuseMind to your files, terminal, and optional Kimi WebBridge browser.
Updated July 30, 2026
4 min read
Connect your computer lets FuseMind use tools on your machine — project files, terminal commands, and (optionally) your real browser via Kimi WebBridge — with approvals you control.
Easiest — Fuse Link Desktop
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Install Fuse Link Desktop (Mac/Windows).
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In FuseMind → Connect → Desktop → Open Fuse Link Desktop (fuseiq:// deep link pairs automatically).
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Leave the app running in the tray. Badge says Connected.
Browser only — extension (no shell)
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Load Browser Link extension (Chrome/Edge/Brave unpacked).
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FuseMind → Connect → Browser → generate code → paste into extension popup.
Mac — if Apple says “could not verify”
That warning is normal for unsigned downloads. Do not double-click the file first.
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Easiest: in FuseMind click Connect this computer again — we copy a Terminal command (no malware dialog).
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Open Terminal (⌘ Space → Terminal) → paste (⌘ V) → Enter → leave it open.
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Or if you already have the file: right-click Connect FuseIQ.command → Open → Open again.
Windows — zip + SmartScreen
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FuseMind → Connect this computer → if a zip downloads, open it.
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Double-click Connect FuseIQ.cmd.
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If SmartScreen appears: More info → Run anyway. Leave the black window open.
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Or PowerShell: Win key → PowerShell → paste the command shown in FuseMind → Enter. Need Node.js 18+ once from nodejs.org.
Optional — real browser with Kimi
Fuse Link already talks to Kimi WebBridge on http://127.0.0.1:10086. You do not need a separate bridge for FuseIQ.
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Install/open Kimi Desktop and make sure WebBridge is running (extension connected).
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Run the Fuse Link connect command (step 2 above) on the same computer.
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Status shows Kimi browser live. Ask FuseMind: "Open example.com in my browser and snapshot the page".
Permissions
- Ask me first — safest; approve in Approvals
- Everyday work — files, terminal, and browser auto-run; SSH still asks
💡
Need Node.js 18+ on the computer. Close the Terminal window (or Ctrl+C) to disconnect. You can connect another machine anytime from the same panel.
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